Early Learning Programs
Metropolitan Family Services
Early learning programs help young children build strong foundations through play, discovery, and caring relationships. These programs also support parents with guidance, resources, and connections to the community.
Program Overview
WWECC partners offer high-quality early learning programs for children from birth through age five, designed to support each child’s social, emotional, cognitive, and physical development.
These programs focus on nurturing the whole child while also supporting parents and caregivers through guidance, collaboration, and access to trusted resources. WWECC works closely with Early Intervention services and local school districts to ensure children with disabilities receive appropriate and inclusive support.
As a key partner of the Wheaton Warrenville Early Childhood Collaborative (WWECC), MFS helps ensure families in our community have access to developmentally appropriate, supportive early learning opportunities.
Who These Programs Are For?
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Children from three to age five
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Families living in Wheaton, Warrenville, and surrounding District 200 areas
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Families who meet specific program guidelines
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Children who benefit from structured, nurturing learning environments
What Families Can Expect!
Child-centered Learning
Daily activities designed to support early development, curiosity, and social-emotional growth.
Qualified Educators
Experienced early childhood professionals who understand how young children learn and grow.
Family Engagement
Regular communication, family activities, and opportunities to support learning at home.
Inclusive Environments
Welcoming classrooms that respect culture, language, and family experiences.
Bilingual Support
Language support where available to ensure families feel informed and included.
Connections to Resources
Support linking families to health, nutrition, and community services as needed.
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Program Locations
Metropolitan Family Services early learning programs serving the Wheaton and Warrenville community are offered at sites within and around Community Unit School District 200.
How to Get Started!
Enrollment for MFS early learning programs is handled directly by Metropolitan Family Services.
WWECC can help answer questions and guide you through next steps.
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Visit the Metropolitan Family Services website
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Contact MFS directly for enrollment information
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Or reach out to WWECC for guidance and support
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